NCAA Governance Update graphic illustrating the Five-for-Five eligibility reform, which allows student-athletes to benefit from five full years of athletic eligibility.

NCAA Eligibility Reform 2026: What the “Five-for-Five” Model Means for You

🟢 Update June 24, 2026: The Five-for-Five reform has been unanimously adopted by the NCAA Division I Cabinet.… Read more »

Étudiants diplômés portant un drapeau américain, illustrant l'éligibilité pour étudier et devenir étudiant-athlète aux États-Unis.

College Sports Eligibility in the USA: NCAA, NAIA and NJCAA Requirements

Do you want to play your sport in the United States while pursuing your studies? Before talking about… Read more »

NCAA vs NAIA vs NJCAA: Which College Sports Division Is Right for You?

NCAA, NAIA, NJCAA… You hear these acronyms everywhere, but you don’t know exactly what they mean? You are… Read more »

Students graduating from an American university after being admitted through sports and receiving a USA athletic scholarship

How to Study and Play in the USA: Your Complete Roadmap

Getting into an American university through sports is an exceptional opportunity to combine quality education with high-level athletic… Read more »

Student-athlete graduating from an American university after earning a USA athletic scholarship through college sports recruitment

USA Athletic Scholarship: Fund Your Studies Through Your Sport

Dreaming of earning a USA athletic scholarship to finance your university studies? Every year, American universities award more… Read more »

Harvard x ProcessUS

A few months ago, our team was contacted by the prestigious Harvard University. The challenge ? To design… Read more »

Rémy Dugardin : From Le Touquet to Duke University.

Trained from the age of 4 at the Tennis Club of Le Touquet, 22-year-old Rémy Dugardin has just… Read more »

5 reasons to choose an American university.

American universities have become a must-visit destination for student-athletes from around the world. They offer a unique opportunity… Read more »